Sopchoppy, FL Permit Fees (2026)
Building permit fees and building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical/HVAC, and roofing permit fees for Sopchoppy, straight from the official fee schedule, with a free permit fee calculator below.
Wakulla County issues and inspects building permits inside Sopchoppy city limits and charges its Resolution 13-61 fees, so the county schedule applies here. The city's council minutes record that the county administers city permits, the city approved a county-city services agreement covering building codes in 2018, and the city books no building permit revenue of its own. The city code still has 2007 sections for a city building official and a city permit fee list, but the city has not used them since at least 2014. Before applying to the county, get a city development permit from Sopchoppy City Hall; the city's development permit and zoning fees (Ordinance 2018-02) are not published and are not included here. See the Wakulla County fee schedule
In Sopchoppy, a building permit for a remodel runs $240.00 in permit fees, a re-roof $164.00, an HVAC change-out $114.00, a $10,000 electrical panel upgrade or rewire $114.00, and a $10,000 whole-house repipe $114.00. Totals include the documented surcharges and minimum fees; where the schedule prices by unit, figures assume a 200 sq ft remodel area, a 2,000 sq ft roof, and a 3-ton system. Each figure is that single permit only: a job that combines trades, like a kitchen remodel with electrical and plumbing work, pays each applicable permit. Pick a project to load it in the calculator below.
Jump to Permit Fee CalculatorResolution 13-61: Schedule of Fees for Inspections and Enforcement of the Florida Building Code and Fire Prevention Code
Covers building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical/HVAC, and roofing permits.
Wakulla County issues and inspects building permits inside Sopchoppy city limits and charges its Resolution 13-61 fees, so the county schedule applies here. The city's council minutes record that the county administers city permits, the city approved a county-city services agreement covering building codes in 2018, and the city books no building permit revenue of its own. The city code still has 2007 sections for a city building official and a city permit fee list, but the city has not used them since at least 2014. Before applying to the county, get a city development permit from Sopchoppy City Hall; the city's development permit and zoning fees (Ordinance 2018-02) are not published and are not included here. See the Wakulla County fee schedule
Apply online at the Sopchoppy permit portal, or call (850) 926-7636.
Schedule effective November 4, 2013. Last verified: September 28, 2026
This schedule predates Florida's HB 803 (July 2026). Jurisdictions statewide are adopting updated schedules; we check sources weekly. What HB 803 changed
Sopchoppy Permit Fee Schedule
Every documented rule for each permit type, straight from the official schedule.
Plumbing Permit Fees in Sopchoppy
† Corroborated across official sources, but not printed line-for-line in the linked schedule.
‡ Awaiting confirmation from the jurisdiction.
Homeowners and contractors planning a project check Sopchoppy plumbing permit fees here first.
One sponsor per trade, $39 a month, month to month.
Sopchoppy Permit Fee Calculator
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2 documented rates for this permit type; pick the one that matches your job.
‡ Awaiting confirmation from the jurisdiction.
Permit fees for Sopchoppy are administered by Wakulla County; the fees shown are the Wakulla County schedule.
Estimate only. Confirm with the Wakulla County building department before applying. Apply online. Phone: (850) 926-7636. Permit fees only; excludes impact fees, utility connection charges, and other non-permit charges.
Homeowners and contractors planning a project check Sopchoppy plumbing permit fees here first.
One sponsor per trade, $39 a month, month to month.
How to Apply for a Permit in Sopchoppy
Sopchoppy has no building department of its own; Wakulla County issues and inspects building permits inside the city limits at the county's fees. Sopchoppy's land development code requires a city development permit, filed with the City Clerk at Sopchoppy City Hall (105 Municipal Avenue, (850) 962-4611), before new homes, additions, accessory structures, repairs, and most other construction; get it, and any zoning approval, before you apply to the county. Then apply for the building permit with Wakulla County online through the CitizenServe portal or in person at the Wakulla County Building Department, 3095 Crawfordville Highway, Crawfordville. Contractors with an active Wakulla County license already have a portal account; contractors new to Wakulla County must register with the Building Department first, and homeowners create a portal account before applying. Request inspections through CitizenServe or by calling the county inspection line at (850) 309-3562.
Source: Sopchoppy application instructions
Apply online: Sopchoppy permit portal- Phone
- (850) 926-7636
- Address
- 3095 Crawfordville Highway, Crawfordville, FL 32327
- Inspections
- (850) 309-3562
- Source
- Official contact page
Your name, phone and website right here, next to the building department's contact info, where people look right before they apply.
One expediter per county.
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New to Florida permit fees? Read our Florida permit fee guide: how schedules are set, the statutory surcharges, and what HB 803 changed in 2026. Pulling a commercial permit or a small residential job? See what HB 803 lets you save. Wondering whether fees changed this year? See which Florida fee schedules are new.